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Index › Self Healing › Conquering Fear
 

Characteristics of Inherited Purpose

 
Author: Brad Swift

Fear, not Love: While our true purpose is based in love, the inherited purpose is based in fear. It's fabricated when we feel unsafe or threatened. Its primary job is to keep us safe, secure, and ultimately small, and it is masterful at its job.

Something Missing: A life primarily shaped by inherited purpose is missing some basic elements, including satisfaction, fulfillment, and joy.

A Background Phenomenon: Because we grew up with the inherited purpose shaping our lives, it lives in the background of our consciousness. It's like the sound of the refrigerator we never hear until it suddenly cuts off. In fact, being in the background is what gives it so much power in our life. Thus, it's as important for each of us to become as clear about our inherited purpose as our true purpose.

Default Mechanism: Last of all, the inherited purpose is the default mechanism of being human. If you're not familiar with the term "default mechanism," think of a screen saver on a computer. If you don't tap on the keyboard after a certain period of time, the screen saver function defaults and takes over. The same is true of your inherited purpose. You don't ever need to worry that you will one day wake up not knowing who you are, because the inherited purpose will always be there to tell you who you are and to shape your life--if you don't choose to have your life shaped by something else, such as your true life purpose.

2003 Brad Swift of Life On Purpose Institute, Inc. This article can be reprinted freely online, as long as the entire article and this resource box are included

Author Bio:

Brad Swift

As a writer, I've written well over 300 magazine articles for a diverse assortment of magazines including Omni, Entrepreneur, New Age Journal, Yoga Journal, Utne Reader, Unity Magazine, Better Homes and Garden, Modern Maturity, and many others. I'm also a regular contributor to Veterinary Economics. (Yes, I still have a special place in my heart for animals.) My books include, WINNING THROUGH COACHING: Building Your Business Through Building Your Team and TRAVELING THE PURPOSEFUL PATH ? 6 Passages to an Inspired Life on Purpose.

As a public speaker, I lead programs on life purpose that are customized to fit such diverse groups as churches, spiritual centers, civic and professional organizations. The principles of these programs are also available in the 12-week teleclass, Living the Fulfilled Life. From these programs participants bring more focus to their life, experience a renewed sense of fulfillment, and lighten up and have more fun. Out of this focus, fulfillment, and fun emerges an ability to maintain balance in their life and a deeper appreciation for living.

One of my all time favorite ways of expressing my purpose is as a life purpose coach. I find the intimacy and creativity of one-on-one coaching to be a breathtaking experience. The select group of people who are my clients are very special to me, and with them I am constantly creating new facets of life purpose coaching that are then incorpoated into the other programs.

In short, the focus of my life is life purpose. From living on purpose, I've been blessed with an extraordinary life in which I am satisfied and fulfilled. My wife, Ann, and I share our redwood chalet home in the "Paradise Found" of the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina with our daughter, Amber, and a menagerie of purposeful and playful pets.

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